New Surrounds Mower

We're pleased to announce that our new surrounds mower arrived last week. You'll have already seen it on the course keeping our tee blocks looking sharp.

It's important we regularly update our machinery so that our wonderful greenskeepers can safely keep our course in the best condition.

Here's a couple of photos of it looking in tip-top condition as it arrived.

Final Winter Quiz Night Tonight!

Come along to the final 2026 Winter Quiz Night Tonight. 

Create your team (2-6 people) and make a night of it. Our Weekend Menu runs from Thursday night onwards.

6pm Registration

6:30pm Start

Registration cost: $15.00pp includes House Drink

Welcome to Our New Men's Club Captain — Kevin Carroll

We are pleased to announce that the Board has appointed Kevin Carroll as Men's Club Captain, effective immediately, until the next AGM where a formal election will be held by the membership.

Please join us in welcoming Kevin to the role — we are sure you will make him feel well supported as he gets started. 

Sterling Cup

Congratulations to Nico Wamsteker and Mark Matthews who have won the pairs 4BBB Sterling Cup, with a combined 2 round score of 88 Stableford Points. They were closely followed by Guy Naden & Aaron Kim, and Sam Geange & Mike Kearney on 86 points..

Tree Planting

Thank you to our wonderful member volunteers - and to Restoring Takarunga Hauraki. Lots of beautiful native seedlings were planted on Wednesday morning in the brilliant sunshine.

We really appreciate all the time and effort you've put into this.

Hopefully we'll have some natives holding our soil together and beautifying our course as they grow.

Don’t wait - Check your prostate

Men aged in their 40s, 50s and 60s should have an annual prostate health check

Prostate cancer is one of the most prevalent cancers in New Zealand. One in eight men will get prostate cancer in their lifetime. Prostate cancer kills more men than most other cancers or diseases. Over 4,500 men are diagnosed with cancer annually and 700 men die of prostate cancer each year. More men die annually from prostate cancer than women die from breast cancer.

If caught early, prostate cancer is fully curable. But if caught late – once the cancer is advanced – it can be fatal and lead to prolonged illness and an early death.

It is therefore essential that men in their 40s, 50s and 60s have a regular prostate health check with their doctor. The prostate health check involves a simple blood test to detect the level of Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) and sometimes a simple physical examination.

So, if you are a man in your 40s, 50s or 60s, don’t wait. Have an annual prostate check-up with your doctor. It might save your life.